hojomo
@hojomo.bsky.social
AutoMotive was driven by fossil fools. Now we need to transition to electric, for the sake of the planet! But this is a world approaching ReBoot, so what becomes of it's people?
Evocative Thought for a BlueSky existence….. #BridgeTheGap
Evocative Thought for a BlueSky existence….. #BridgeTheGap
Very many Congratulations! #LuckyScotland 😊🎉
January 24, 2026 at 6:15 PM
Very many Congratulations! #LuckyScotland 😊🎉
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Safari now hides bookmarks! That hidden menu is three horizontal dots.
It can’t be found once you’ve clicked in the address bar!
It can’t be found once you’ve clicked in the address bar!
January 24, 2026 at 11:37 AM
Safari now hides bookmarks! That hidden menu is three horizontal dots.
It can’t be found once you’ve clicked in the address bar!
It can’t be found once you’ve clicked in the address bar!
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Mother: “I can’t print from my iPad anymore”.
Me: “You must be able to, let me try.”
Minutes of fruitless experimentation and swearing later, I have to google it.
A backward pointing arrow on an email is the symbol to find a hidden menu of options!
Me: “You must be able to, let me try.”
Minutes of fruitless experimentation and swearing later, I have to google it.
A backward pointing arrow on an email is the symbol to find a hidden menu of options!
![Print an email
1. Go to the mail app on your iPad
2. In the message tap [a fucking curved backward pointing email symbol designed by morons] in the bottom right corner, then tap print.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:33ancrnqhgzlwahes2gx4gjn/bafkreie6haz4hylwzlsqdoxtxpaa24zk6fycqt7pdybfx4pgpmbqvimwzy@jpeg)
January 24, 2026 at 11:31 AM
Mother: “I can’t print from my iPad anymore”.
Me: “You must be able to, let me try.”
Minutes of fruitless experimentation and swearing later, I have to google it.
A backward pointing arrow on an email is the symbol to find a hidden menu of options!
Me: “You must be able to, let me try.”
Minutes of fruitless experimentation and swearing later, I have to google it.
A backward pointing arrow on an email is the symbol to find a hidden menu of options!
Hunker down by the fire - looks like a cold blow for the next 10 days at least! 😱
January 20, 2026 at 2:56 PM
Hunker down by the fire - looks like a cold blow for the next 10 days at least! 😱
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Of course I would - it's easier NOT to use Surf Social - plenty more fish in the sea!
January 10, 2026 at 2:01 PM
Of course I would - it's easier NOT to use Surf Social - plenty more fish in the sea!
PLEASE can you get the "Verify Your Email" to work faster! Try to LogIn then I have to make MANY attempts to get you to recognise my registered email. "ResendEmail" doesn't work anywhere near as fast as everyone else's. Pourquois?
January 9, 2026 at 11:58 AM
PLEASE can you get the "Verify Your Email" to work faster! Try to LogIn then I have to make MANY attempts to get you to recognise my registered email. "ResendEmail" doesn't work anywhere near as fast as everyone else's. Pourquois?
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Location data from phone companies requires a warrant. But ICE believes this data doesn't, because people give it up "voluntarily." That's according to this internal ICE legal analysis shared with us. Ignores that people don't know what apps are tracking them www.404media.co/inside-ices-...
![The AdID itself is created by the operating system on the device and
serves as an anonymized identifier provided to these applications for marketing purposes. Although it is difficult to verify for any particular piece of data,
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] From what we've been told, the AdID
information offered by Ventel does not contain any information generated by the carrier or the device manufacturer, and the device owner can prevent the transmission of AdID locational information by removing the application from the device or by manipulating the device's settings to disable location services. Ventel's data suppliers also guarantee that the information is lawfully acquired.
In Carpenter v. United States, the Supreme Court held that the Fourth Amendment protects cell-site location information (CSLI) that is automatically generated and recorded by the carrier whenever a cellular device is in use. In reaching this decision, the Court declined to extend the third-party doctrine to CSLI, holding that "[gliven the unique nature of cell phone location records, the fact that the information is held by a third party does not by itself overcome the user's claim to Fourth Amendment protection." Carpenter v. United States, 138 S. Ct. 2206, 2217 (2018). The Court found CSLI to be different because of the exhaustive nature of the information collected by carriers, the special consideration given to location information in Supreme Court precedent, the pervasiveness of cellphones in daily life, and the fact that "a cell phone logs a cell-site record by dint of its operation, without any affirmative act on the part of the user beyond powering up." Id. at 2019-2220.
However, the Supreme Court made clear their decision "is a narrow one" and that it does not address matters such as tower dumps or "business records that might incidentally reveal location information." Id. at 2220. The Court also ma…](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:vk7rduhvom3rq6dyluce5wzf/bafkreicpqggaej3c4o7umnodpk3xkyl254fewadoejpdce3af5etqwfmy4@jpeg)
January 8, 2026 at 2:16 PM
Location data from phone companies requires a warrant. But ICE believes this data doesn't, because people give it up "voluntarily." That's according to this internal ICE legal analysis shared with us. Ignores that people don't know what apps are tracking them www.404media.co/inside-ices-...